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I have an upcoming presentation with a venture capitalist group to ask for investment moeny. I have a good idea of a few things that need to be in the powerpoint presentation but I would like to check on any available resources to better my visual presentation. I've been searching around the net and found very few things. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Investing - 2 Answers - 2006-04-28 17:35:48
/** *occicoll - To exhibit simple insert, delete & update operations" * " on table having a Nested Table column * *Description * Create a program which has insert,delete and update on a * table having a Nested table column. * Perform all these operations using OCCI interface. */ #include <iostream.h> #include <occi.h> using namespace oracle::occi; using namespace std; typedef vector<string> journal; class occicoll { private: Environment *env; Connection *conn; Statement *stmt; string tableName; string typeName; public: occicoll (string user, string passwd, string db) { env = Environment::createEnvironment (Environment::OBJECT); //THIS IS WHERE THE EROR IS OCCURING!!!KINDLY HELP conn = env->createConnection (user, passwd, db); initRows(); } ~occicoll () { env->terminateConnection (conn); Environment::terminateEnvironment (env); } void setTableName (string s) { tableName = s; } void initRows () { try{ Statement *st1 = conn->createStatement ("DELETE FROM journal_tab"); st1->executeUpdate (); st1->setSQL("INSERT INTO journal_tab (jid, jname) VALUES (22, journal ('NATION', 'TIMES'))"); st1->executeUpdate (); st1->setSQL("INSERT INTO journal_tab (jid, jname) VALUES (33, journal ('CRICKET', 'ALIVE'))"); st1->executeUpdate (); conn->commit(); conn->terminateStatement (stmt); }catch(SQLException ex) { cout<<ex.what(); } } /** * Insertion of a row */ void insertRow () { int c1 = 11; journal c2; c2.push_back ("LIFE"); c2.push_back ("TODAY"); c2.push_back ("INVESTOR"); cout << "Inserting row with jid = " << 11 << " and journal_tab (LIFE, TODAY, INVESTOR )" << endl; try{ stmt = conn->createStatement ( "INSERT INTO journal_tab (jid, jname) VALUES (:x, :y)"); stmt->setInt (1, c1); setVector (stmt, 2, c2, "JOURNAL"); stmt->executeUpdate (); }catch(SQLException ex) { cout<<"Exception thrown for insertRow"<<endl; cout<<"Error number: "<< ex.getErrorCode() << endl; cout<<ex.getMessage() << endl; } cout << "Insertion - Successful" << endl; conn->terminateStatement (stmt); } // Displaying all the rows of the table void displayAllRows () { cout << "Displaying all the rows of the table" << endl; stmt = conn->createStatement ( "SELECT sysdate from dual"); journal c2; ResultSet *rs = stmt->executeQuery(); try{ while (rs->next()) { cout << "jid: " << rs->getString(1) << endl; cout << "jname: "; getVector (rs, 2, c2); for (int i = 0; i < c2.size(); ++i) cout << c2[i] << " "; cout << endl; } }catch(SQLException ex) { cout<<"Exception thrown for displayRow"<<endl; cout<<"Error number: "<< ex.getErrorCode() << endl; cout<<ex.getMessage() << endl; } stmt->closeResultSet (rs); conn->terminateStatement (stmt); } // End of displayAllRows() // Deleting a row in a nested table void deleteRow (int c1, string str) { cout << "Deleting a row in a nested table of strings" << endl; stmt = conn->createStatement ( "SELECT jname FROM journal_tab WHERE jid = :x"); journal c2; stmt->setInt (1, c1); ResultSet *rs = stmt->executeQuery(); try{ if (rs->next()) p { getVector (rs, 1, c2); c2.erase (find (c2.begin(), c2.end(), str)); } stmt->setSQL ("UPDATE journal_tab SET jname = :x WHERE jid = :y"); stmt->setInt (2, c1); setVector (stmt, 1, c2, "JOURNAL"); stmt->executeUpdate (); }catch(SQLException ex) { cout<<"Exception thrown for delete row"<<endl; cout<<"Error number: "<< ex.getErrorCode() << endl; cout<<ex.getMessage() << endl; } cout << "Deletion - Successful" << endl; conn->commit(); stmt->closeResultSet (rs); conn->terminateStatement (stmt); } // End of deleteRow (int, string) // Updating a row of the nested table of strings void updateRow (int c1, string str) { cout << "Updating a row of the nested table of strings" << endl; stmt = conn->createStatement ( "SELECT jname FROM journal_tab WHERE jid = :x"); journal c2; stmt->setInt (1, c1); ResultSet *rs = stmt->executeQuery(); try{ if (rs->next()) { getVector (rs, 1, c2); c2[0] = str; } stmt->setSQL ("UPDATE journal_tab SET jname = :x WHERE jid = :y"); stmt->setInt (2, c1); setVector (stmt, 1, c2, "JOURNAL"); stmt->executeUpdate (); }catch(SQLException ex) { cout<<"Exception thrown for updateRow"<<endl; cout<<"Error number: "<< ex.getErrorCode() << endl; cout<<ex.getMessage() << endl; } cout << "Updation - Suc
Programming & Design - 1 Answers - 2009-01-03 21:11:17
I have an upcoming presentation with a venture capitalist group to ask for investment money. I have a good idea of a few things that need to be in the powerpoint presentation but I would like to check on any available resources to better my visual presentation. My company proposal and an internet company so I'm trying to figure out if the presentation should be more unique and thus what would be the topics. I've been searching around the net and found very few things. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Other - Internet - 1 Answers - 2006-04-28 17:38:55
I was just wondering how many of you investors have made some serious money off the visual effects companies in the last five to ten years? And how much of a profit did you gain?
Investing - 1 Answers - 2008-07-04 16:38:56
Many dealers promote old coins as INVESTMENTS. But some just sucker investors into buying overpriced coins unlikely to ever sufficiently rise in value to make a profit. There is much to know about coin type, quantity minted, grading services, when it was graded, how many of the type have been graded by each service, and visual appeal. Also, at what prices have “identical” coins sold for recently? One dealer points to heritageauctions.com as helpful in deciding whether a coin is a good buy. But since no two old coins are exactly alike, it is difficult to know to what extent past auction info. can be relied on as indication of your coin’s potential gain. Can non-professionals successfully INVEST in old coins for profit? I am asking to hear from anyone with experiences investing in old coins. Please advise on how to choose coins with good investment potential, where to buy at good prices, and how and when to sell for max. gain. Serious responses will be greatly appreciated.
Investing - 3 Answers - 2006-10-04 18:41:12
Do anyone know where I can find a good example of a LOI (letter of intent/interest) for potential investors? I really need to learn how to write one. No this is not for a school assignment. I need a good visual of how the letter should be written and formatted. Thanks in advance for your help.
Other - Education - 1 Answers - 2010-01-04 15:39:22
10. The 1929 stock market crash, which signaled the beginning of the Great Depression, reduced many unwary investors to (indigence?) 11. William Jennings Bryan's (repugnance?) with the gold standard was eloquently set forth in his speech, "Cross of Gold," in which he stated: "you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold." 12. Many geologic evidences exist as a (refutation?) of evolution and a confirmation of Creation. A. Sometimes a high fever can cause a person to experience a (n) (delusion/hallucination/illusion?) B. The disgruntled sailors toiled under the (delusion/hallucination/illusion?) that they would be given positions of leadership after the mutiny took place. C. Good tonal rendering can create the visual (delusion/hallucination/illusion?) of three-dimensionally upon a flat surface.
Words & Wordplay - 1 Answers - 2007-09-18 15:38:42
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